"You people" scene ( the Irish man )

Poor Pacino

[@heavierthanairfilms]

An Italian playing an Irishman insults an Englishman playing an Italian.

[@jagmaharesi2486]

He's not Irish. He even mocked Kennedy.

[@sergeantpepperish]

*an American playing an American insults an Englishman playing an American

[@gabrielenucera5083]

An italian-irish-american (De Niro) plays an irish-american (Frank); An italian-american (Pacino) plays a german-irish-american (Hoffa); An italian-american (Pesci) plays a italian (Russell); An english (Graham) plays an italian-american (Provenzano). That's funny.

[@TheIPGCorporations]

Graham's 1/4 black, so he got away with appearing Italian.

[@polak.7144]

@@TheIPGCorporations i still don't understand why y'all think italians are darker than other europeans or even americans, we have the same skin color lmao

[@AshGamer007]

Everybody is gangsta until Jimmy Hoffa says the Y word

[@vamsidocs5137]

Solidarity....!!

[@diegom-a7970]

@@vamsidocs5137 So-li-da-ri-ty!!

[@moltisanti9417]

THE DAY THE TRUCK STOP, AMERICAN STOP!!!!!

[@haydeng3316]

That's an ethnic slur

[@axelomorales]

Bruh I died laughing at this comment

[@spongeaang98]

I can totally see Stephen Graham becoming Scorsese's leading man in the future. Brilliant actor.

[@matienazemy1382]

spongeaang98 don’t forget about Ray Romano! He was amazing in the film.

[@summerrr1]

Ok well the clock is ticking

[@carllaitenberger9984]

Scorsese has one (maybe two) movies left in him. The man is 77.

[@spongeaang98]

@@carllaitenberger9984 George Miller was 70 when he made Fury Road. Spielberg is 73 making West Side Story. Anything is possible.

[@carllaitenberger9984]

@@spongeaang98 Point is he's currently working on his project and will be close to 80 if he works on the next one after that. Who knows if he'll get in good enough shape to make movies in his 80s.

[@bowens4677]

The scenes between Pacino & Graham were gold.

[@MausOfTheHouse]

They remind me of the "shinebox" banter from goodfellas.

[@MichaelSunny]

Oh yes it is

[@gabrielenucera5083]

"Nah nah nah, you insulted him a little bit"

[@edercortes1960]

That scene they had in the meeting when he was late for 7’min and had a fight. I thought that’s the best scene those two actors have ever done

[@JR-jh4re]

The song was in better call Saul too

[@Shade571]

Stephen Graham was the closest we ever got to a 90s Joe Pesci lol Edit: yes I know they’re two different people, the way Stephen was acting here reminded me of Joe Pesci in Goodfellas and Casino, the dude is a great actor

[@Christopher-ms5ke]

Pavel baller He’s from Liverpool and has a thick scouse accent. Keep that in mind when saying he’s lame in this scene

[@balabanasireti]

@@michaelangelo0305 Nah, wipe the shit from your eyes, kid.

[@tomwallhead6950]

@@michaelangelo0305 hater go look at how diverse his rolls are..... pesci can only play a wise guy type cast to fuck

[@jos3goodkid]

Pesci originally wanted to play Tony Pro 😭

[@Backyardmech1]

Stephen Graham IMO does well with his roles, but I wouldn’t say Joe Pesci well. Joe had become iconic in his roles, but Stephen still has the ability himself as well, but I still see him as Tommy from “Snatch.”

[@Pharizer]

Fun fact: Al Pacino did not know that Stephen Graham was gonna smack his ice cream bowl.

[@dreadxplayzs7849]

No wonder why Pacino threw his hands in the air like a scary punk

[@meltd47s17]

Orange n Blue NY stayz True 😂

[@Ezzahh]

Well done you saw the video on Facebook

[@JohnKobaRuddy]

Ezzah or KZbin like most people

[@pookiebenny7819]

Orange n Blue NY stayz True al Pacino at his prime was a G lmao

[@andrei-serbanvaduva8995]

This " you people " in The Irishman seems to trigger people like " you are funny" or "go get your shinebox" in The Goodfellas

[@coolguy09ful]

andrei- serban vaduva more like the shine box scene

[@johnLennon255]

You really are a funny guy

[@killarafael]

The thought that popped into my head was Tropic Thunder

[@joebenzz]

funny how?

[@isaackmojica8302]

@@joebenzz do he amuse you?

[@terrellgivens]

0:42 Pacino was amazing in this scene “I’m done talkin about THIS!”

[@aresef]

Terrell Givens Stephen Graham was great too. He improvised the tray bit and lunge on the last take.

[@terrellgivens]

aresef Stephen was definitely great. Awesome performance. Didn’t even know he was British!!!!

[@a7mdxxxbohndy]

He sounded like Bernie Sanders there

[@arsh9796]

That part reminded me of Heath Ledger's joker xD

[@Jose-se9pu]

He is amazing in every single frame of the movie, but yeah.

[@DUHKING24]

I died when tony said during the meeting in Florida "He said you people that's a ethnic slur"😂😭😭

[@MaskMan191]

He finally figured out what "you people" means by then.

[@megashark0305]

You people is not the preferred nomenclature. Italian-American, please.

[@1997lordofdoom]

To be fair, it was.

[@megashark0305]

Eric Nunez Robles I was referencing The Big Lebowski.

[@megashark0305]

Eric Nunez Robles it really tied the place together

[@Was_I_Here_Before]

Stephen Graham is so underrated. He nails every role he plays.

[@garylaubscher4487]

type cast

[@Redfleminem]

Best Scouse actor ever.

[@oBabybbyuuuu]

In Snatch too

[@CH-gb7hf]

He is very versatile with accents.

[@thecockneyterritory4869]

@@garylaubscher4487 no he’s not

[@KakashiBallZ]

"I stole money... OK fine in a different way but still." 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Thefictitious_reel]

what am I beneath you?

[@KakashiBallZ]

@@Thefictitious_reel definitely...

[@ErickHernandez-yd6gq]

At least he was honest

[@davionelliot]

Hypocrisy CONFIRMED

[@buffythehaterslayer6918]

That made me laugh too.

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

Stephen Graham’s acting chops are top shelf. Here we see him sharing the screen with a couple of indisputable film legends, and he holds his own. All my respect!

[@martitinkovich4489]

All you guys name bobby ricigliano, jeez!

[@prophetascending9021]

I think he actually meant "you people", as in wiseguys, thugs, low I.Q animals who think the world owes them something...then again, he might have meant greaseballs.

[@elcatrin4055]

Prophet Ascending I’m sure that’s what he meant

[@otogun3324]

@@elcatrin4055 It isn't at ALL, literally in the entire movie he uses slurs against Italians which is understandable.

[@delraybrewer]

you don't say. I thought he meant Harvard grads.

[@prophetascending9021]

@@otogun3324 No, that's what Prov thinks he meant.

[@prophetascending9021]

@@delraybrewer Wipe your chin.

[@LouieOcean2]

I’ll always see him as Al Capone

[@michaelosborn3134]

I'll always remember him as Tommy.

[@Tessellastudio]

@@michaelosborn3134 Tommy the Tit, aye

[@rmx39]

combo

[@100milesnrunnin]

You like picking on people who can't defend themselves pay for his funeral

[@paulfrantizek102]

He also did a great job with a small part in Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy

[@BlameItOnTheLagTTV]

The “shhh” that Stephen graham does is criminally underrated

[@noono19]

Everything Stephen Graham does is criminally underrated. His performance in Boardwalk Empire haunts me to this day. He's unbelievably good.

[@dreadxplayzs7849]

I lmfao because it was so gangster for him to do.

[@P4boot]

Lower your fucking voice!! 😂

[@brunosalsero38]

Your profile pic and name are the ones that we can all agree the term "criminally underrated"

[@BlameItOnTheLagTTV]

@@brunosalsero38 lmao is that a compliment? I can’t tell but thank you so much if It is check out my twitch

[@ChristopherTrott]

Yea, I can't believe that guy is British. He has the accent down.

[@nihilistcentraluk442]

Totally convincing.also he is really good as a short guy who is very aggressive.Like they all are.

[@dendog13]

Not just British but scouse. Incredible acting from him.

[@nihilistcentraluk442]

@@dendog13 I mean Scouse...I didn't know they could act...

[@tomb8133]

@@nihilistcentraluk442 think he's the only scouser with a job tbf

[@RustlingJimmies69]

@@tomb8133 only scouser not in her majesties prison

[@EchoBoomer1987]

0:48 Stephen Graham told everybody except Pacino he was going to slap the ice cream away, Pacino’s shocked reaction is genuine.

[@Pulsonar]

Stephen Graham’s talent is off the chart. He even played a Jamaican Yardie gangster with the patois and attitude. He’s definitely Oscar material, a genuine and rare acting prodigy.

[@acemak14721]

What movie did he play a Jamaican yardie in?

[@unknown_spy_1984]

He was also named Tommy. After the machine gun he says but Turkish knows he was named after a Russian Ballet dancer.

[@Pulsonar]

@@acemak14721 It was actually called Yardie, a half decent film for Idris Elba’s director debut.

[@acemak14721]

@@Pulsonar thx

[@Isaac-iv2kl]

@@acemak14721 After a gruelling crucible, equipped only with a wireless connection to an almost comprehensive database of all human knowledge and a multi-faceted touchscreen device capable of performing anything from accessing and scouring said database to capturing once-in-a-lifetime moments, as well as other feats which would be purely unimaginable to previous generations of our species, I managed to find the answer to your question. Channelling my supreme manipulation skills I inscribed the phrase 'stephen graham jamaican movie' into my device, delivering unto me several answers. Luckily, I managed to decipher the extremely complex data that now stood before me; choosing to trust the harbinger of cultural knowledge: the 'internet movie database'- it spoke in riddles and rhymes, but after my arduous quest for the truth and a tireless dedication of servitude to the accumulator of knowledge whom was named 'Moe Wheat', I come bearing the fruits of this labour- its name was 'yardie' and it received a rating of 5.5/10. I did this so the rest of humanity would not have to suffer my fate, nor would you, my liege. Alas the shadow realm, known colloquially by its inhabitants as 'the internet', now becomes my home and I rest in its infinite complexities so that others may enjoy the blooms of the seeds that I have so diligently cared for.

[@abhinavbhal]

From tommy in snatch to irishman.. this guy has come a long way. Brilliant actor!

[@sesfilmsllc]

Every time I watch this scene I couldn’t stop thinking of a scene from Tropic Thunder where Ben Stiller says something that ended with “You people.” And then Robert Downey Jr says “What do you mean you people?” And the Brandon T Jackson (an actual African American) says “What do YOU mean you people?”

[@mkaleborn]

The best was RDJ's reaction, this confused 'huh??' as if he can't comprehend why Jackson would say that. Totally in character, 24/7. Brilliant.

[@fernandoarista3302]

That scene was hilarious

[@acquiescence5331]

I can't tell how comical this scene is intended to be. To me it can be easily perceived as being broadly funny or a case in escalating tension.

[@shamusbob7969]

It's supposed to have the tension and "UH OH HE'S GONNA DIE" energy of Shinebox but it's such an awkward scene, it's like Scorsese just didn't give a fuck about the dialog here and just let em improve the whole deal so he could get back to the editing room, get high, edit another scene to some music, you know usual Scorsese stuff.

[@lozerisdead999]

Acquiescence That’s scorcese movies in general. Take the coke paranoia or Funny guy scene in goodfellas, the Lemons trip in Wolf of wall street, Most of king of comedy. It’s a funny situation, but it’s very dramatic at its core given the context.

[@komoleeray687]

That’s the brilliance of Scorsese..when we think back on a tense moment or when we might have been involved in a confrontation we laugh at the insanity of it..seems almost comical.. but at the time it’s very serious

[@thomasshort1784]

@Acquiescence Truth be told, I'm sure there was nothing amusing when the real Hoffa and Provenzano had their falling out. They obviously were bitter enemies until Hoffa's death (Provenzano died in 1988).

[@afonsosousa2684]

@@shamusbob7969 Nah, the dialogue is incredibly intricate throughout the movie. This exchange is important later on, when Hoffa meets with Pro to demand his endorsement. The meeting escalates in much the same way and Hoffa seals his fate.

[@enigma-wv7oc]

"Nah nah nah, you insult him a little bit." "No i didn't insult him." "You insult him" "Gives them all an icecream!!" "No no no, the icecream is on ,the house"

[@extra.cheese-gg]

I understood that reference!

[@cougarhunter33]

On. The House.

[@austinjackson666]

"Getcha shinebox!"

[@Thefictitious_reel]

u missed the "okay"

[@cocovinzmcmurphy7947]

Give us a drink ! Give us a drink ! And get those... errr... Irish hoodlums a drink down there ! 😉

[@homersimpson6585]

Stephan Graham hands down one of the most underrated actors, literally his acting is so good at one point he couldn’t find a job because he acted perfectly as a skinhead and people believed it, I really hope one day he gets the Oscar

[@Guvna07]

A true sign of a great actor is someone who gets the voice right. Bearing in mind that Stephen Graham is from Liverpool and has a very strong accent his accent in this movie is bang on!

[@calumjjarvis]

Same with Al Capone in Boardwalk Empire

[@ericcrabtree6245]

Pacino is a great actor, but he doesn’t look or sound anything like Hoffa did. Nicholson was much better, even if his movie wasn’t.

[@linus8399]

0:12 - Al’s face expression is absolute gold. Amazing acting, either him or Pesci 100% deserved that Oscar instead of Brad Pitt.

[@jamesgant213]

Amen

[@malikjohnston3883]

no

[@buffythehaterslayer6918]

@@malikjohnston3883 YES.

[@ganeshsubramanian682]

Lets be honest either Pacino or Pesci deserved the Oscar this year. Brad was good but he was nowhere close to these guys

[@literallynothinghere9089]

Films like these never get Oscars They get viewed by people 75 years later with the same interest

[@HeatyFrog]

Who is Brad?

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

They were far too old for the roles. It was ridiculous.

[@atuema1602]

To be honest I think the Academy just said to itself ‘These guys are already legends, they have oscars, let’s give everyone else a chance.’

[@lotsapoppa994]

"He said You People, that's an ethnic slur."

[@BernardMarx95]

@Qimodis Did you watch the movie?

[@SilvioMDante]

"What do you mean, you people?" "What do YOU mean, YOU people!?"

[@vvv-hh6wo]

Haaaaaa!

[@SilvioMDante]

@Metal Morphine Look at them beady white ᴅᴇᴠɪʟ eyes!

[@danielbautista3176]

Sil' I’m a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude

[@81summer98]

@@SilvioMDante It's Viet Cong. There's no s. It's already plural. You wouldn't say Chineses.

[@merriem24]

And to think him knocking that tray off wasn’t originally in the script. He just went with it....brilliantly played.

[@Tarantulisimo]

That's true. That was an ad-lib so Pacino's shock is genuine

[@ReeseChown]

I like to think of it as a callback to Stephen Graham's character Combo in This is England. He has this scene were he describes fighting an inmate over the pudding on his tray in prison.

[@Skynetic917]

"Did you see that, Marty?! *_The kid frightened me!_* " -Al Pacino

[@kaushik816]

Tat really looks like Realistic conversation😍Power of Martin😎

[@D3xTRb0y]

Improvisation

[@souvikmondal3591]

Exactly!!

[@estebannemo1957]

The famous Scorcese kick.

[@songswithryan]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZDTp357m7l3oZY

[@estebannemo1957]

wrf1973 Now go home and get your shinebox!

[@ladistar]

Esteban Nemo hahahahaha awesome reference

[@songswithryan]

@@estebannemo1957 No more shines - you been away a long time!

[@adriancubilla2106]

fuckin mutt dented my shoes

[@adam_p99]

Stephen Graham is brilliant in everything he’s in.

[@MacIntoshMann]

“i’m done talking about this” - could potentially have been a throwaway line, but al breathed a strange life into it. he didn’t really deliver the line in a way i can imagine any other actor doing it, yet he made it completely real and believable all the same.

[@JakeRanney]

"What do you mean 'you people'?" "What do YOU mean 'you people'?"

[@jurgonaufalut5696]

Pacino is the only person that can get beat up and still look cool haha

[@spiderloco97ecc47]

a man should never say something and then back track he showed fear.

[@dreadxplayzs7849]

He looked like a helpless child getting beat up so hilarious 😂

[@Alpine_Joe]

Mark my words, Stephen Graham has got an Oscar coming to him. It WILL happen ... he's brilliant in everything he's in.

[@moonbalancedd]

His rising anger looks so genuine! The expressions of snarling rage! Amazing actor to make really believe he's really in a rage. These things are not easy to fake. VERY VERY AUTHENTIC. I'm sure he has to have some rage in his own life to be able to bring it out here. It's those subtle pauses, snarls, timing of when he launches into action. Real anger makes everything just flow together. When it's disjointed, it looks fake.

[@alvojnikovic2171]

This movie will be legendary in a few years

[@bolch88bb8]

two generations of actors going toe to toe. Goosebumps :)

[@chuckwood8452]

Brilliant improv by Stephen Graham to smack the bowl off the table like that. You can see Pacino having a natural scared reaction.

[@dreadxplayzs7849]

Lmfao

[@vishwasharma2056]

The funniest part is Hoffa bragging about winning the fight during the meeting scene.

[@SupremeOracle]

And the other guys laughs and says how are your ribs???

[@jamiewilson8253]

Stephen Graham's a great little actor.👍🙂

[@pengyzin8668]

@Evan Goch cause hes a small baby

[@roberthemingway9553]

Hes great in "this is England" .

[@striverfor7628]

I'm done... talkin' about THIS!! XD

[@Lushy260]

That was funny

[@MrAledro84]

That pause at 0:29 is master acting from Graham 👍

[@Maximus25N]

Al Pacino says “you people” and meanwhile he is the most Italian looking bloke you will ever see! Lol

[@aradhya_purohit]

Nah, De Niro beats him in that.

[@Maximus25N]

@@aradhya_purohit no way , Pacino is way darker

[@buffythehaterslayer6918]

@@aradhya_purohit NOPE.

[@buffythehaterslayer6918]

@@Maximus25N Agreed. Pacino is definitely more ethnic and he's also 100% Italian...so there's that.

[@gs7828]

@@Maximus25N Where did you read that Italians are darker just because? It depends from where in Italy too. If we tan in summer, sure.

[@Arch3an]

Stephen Graham is great. The first movie I saw him in, was Snatch, and I loved him in boardwalk empire. He played a great Al Capone, and ever since then, hes been one of my favorite actors. Whatever his role is in a movie, or show, he owns it.

[@roymunson1]

he's unreal. first I saw him in was lock stock and two smokin barrels. the man needs to be given the top spot sooner rather than later, because he's far more than just a bounce off actor. the man stands out as good as anyone in every scene he gets.

[@calumjjarvis]

You should watch This Is England

[@Arch3an]

@@roymunson1 It's been a long time since i've seen Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. What part did Stephen Graham play?

[@TheMasatosan]

Incredible actors. Pure talent.

[@liamgradwell2998]

0:57 It sounded like Stephen went reverted back to full blown angry Scouse. It’s faint, but you can hear it. Good transition though.

[@igoriusz22]

That movie was amazing one of the best on Netflix

[@jade410]

The acting in this movie is incredible.

[@jamesmacaw3865]

"you goddamn guineas" Lol is what he was saying

[@ElBrillante4]

Julien Kurtis *Moe Green voice

[@jamesmacaw3865]

@@ElBrillante4 ha! that's good

[@akshaybahuguna4906]

Make me laugh

[@SlipStreamTV]

Best movie on Netflix by many levels

[@SlipStreamTV]

A smoking ChickenFish just checked bro it’s not 😖 got my hopes up lol

[@thelonegunman2622]

SlipStreamTV I think it’s only here in Canada and in the uk where we have goodfellas on Netflix

[@SlipStreamTV]

You guys are lucky 😥

[@oshin_aykaz6889]

A smoking ChickenFish im from the Netherlands we have Goodfellas here too lol

[@thelonegunman2622]

Actually I think it’s every country besides the US

[@MachoMan_Vert]

I love when movies have sharp and authentic feeling dialogues like these.

[@hendriksmedia]

It isn’t often you see brilliant thespians truly interacting with each other on camera. The truthfulness in this scene is what makes it so powerful.

[@dreadxplayzs7849]

u still feel that way or did u change your mind?

[@lilahdog568]

Stephen graham, known for this is England and boardwalk empire

[@PalaceDude]

Let's not forget SNATCH, mate.

[@sraeoz]

He’s got acting in his corner

[@rejeebush]

He was in gangs of new york also, incredible actor

[@rejeebush]

When he apologized to milky in this is england, there isnt a single person in the world who wouldnt cry

[@v.mvarga4979]

And Taboo

[@johnsmithee6660]

Al Capone vs ScarFace

[@falx94]

0:48 "Did you see that, Marty? That kid frightened me, he frightened me!"

[@delta9685]

I love the "I'm DONE... talking about THIS!"

[@xax888servo7]

Stephan Graham is one of the best character actors living today. When you need a gangster he's my favorite go to guy.

[@thereccher8746]

It took me so long to wrap my head around what Pacino meant by the "you people" line. Cause in my mind he was playing an Italian character even though Hoffa blatantly isn't. In other words I'm slow.

[@Revan-eb1wb]

to be honest it was a bit confusing because al pacino is italian but plays an irish guy. And graham is english who plays an italian. it is a bit confusing

[@mantis10_surf85]

Stagetail, Fredo Cuomo cares. That’s who cares🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@chungisfungus3925]

@@Woodesies The fuck are you talking about? Just because you lump different people into the grouping of "white" to make your limited world-view easier to understand, it doesn't mean people who actually understand how the world works wouldn't be thrown off by a prominent Italian actor being racist to Italians. It threw me too. Initially I was like "wait why would he be offended, they're both Italians."

[@marthastubbs8321]

@Nate Rousseau bullshit

[@izycool4444]

Nate Rousseau in America, they are white.

[@joseayala8506]

If he got that upset over “you people”, just imagine how he would’ve reacted to Dennis Hopper’s Sicilian speech from True Romance 🤣🤣🤣

[@Missmel0dy1592]

Graham sounds and acts exactly as Al Capone in Boardwalk Empire, I love it! He was amazing in it.

[@ReeseChown]

Stephen Graham is amazing. He flips his lid better than anyone

[@RAVIKUMAR-nb5un]

I never thought "You people" "It's what it is" Have so this much meaning

[@lmaoqasim]

Stephen Graham is underappreciated. He fucking killed this role.

[@naderramadan5587]

Stephen Graham totally nails these parts. In Boardwalk Empire, his role as Al Capone was priceless.

[@chrisszyyy]

Love these bit players on The Irishman. You knoe Stephen Graham and others brought their A game to score in a film with De Niro, Pacino and Pesci.

[@chainsawhero5]

Stephen Graham is an incredible actor. He was so believable in this and just as amazing as Al Capone.

[@amjh4lah809]

Finally saw this the other night. Absolutely fantastic.

[@janberkemeier7406]

I heard in an interview that Stephen Graham improvised the initial assault on Al Pacino (knocking away his ice cream, throwing him to the ground) on set, and that the reaction by Pacino at 0:47 is genuine. Graham elaborated further that Pacino got up with the words "Marty (Martin Scorsese), did you see that? The kid fighting me?!" and that he (Graham) was very proud to be called "kid" by Pacino

[@CLA82529]

Every Hoffa vs Pro scene are hilarious to me for some reason.

[@glchunarong]

“I’m done talking about DISSS”

[@ahmadksa6484]

هذا المشهد اسطوري .. حتى رعشة الغضب وملامح الغضب موجوده .. فنان اسطوري

[@bumi5892]

0:42 every parents at some point in life

[@dereklonewolf9011]

That " you people " seems to trigger folks these days too 🇨🇦

[@holdmytimmies]

I’m wondering where the Don Cherry edit is

[@atatkfighter]

Triggered me at a bar once. Not gonna lie, but that was over 10 years ago. These days I move the fuck on.

[@Revan-eb1wb]

I guess hoffa said ''you people'' to claim that all Italians are fucking gangsters, crazy and beneath him

[@renegadeblade2673]

Wtf do you mean you people

[@DanielRodriguez-og3yk]

It was these days in the movie. Lol

[@casper1671]

A simple misunderstanding led to a crazy chain of events

[@DanielThePoet22]

I see a good future for Stephen as modern Joe Pesci.

[@andywells397]

Stephen is such a great actor. He will be a national treasure and quite rightly so.

[@ramiroaguirre3411]

Al Capone and Michael Corleone. What a scene, honestly.

[@kuriakosejim8696]

After this hoffa claims that he ‘won’ the fight lol

[@ri_god]

I'M DONE TALKING ABOUT THIS!

[@Citizen_of_the_earth-2024]

What does it mean?

[@SplicerYT]

Stephen Graham is one of the most versatile actors from England that deserves way more main roles.

[@TheBeresford7]

When he sayed "you people" it didn't sound like Jimmy meant it like that , he meant in in the innocent way i think

[@Tarantulisimo]

Scorcese is the absolute master of creating scenes that are both intense & funny...Remember the very first time you ever saw the "Am I Funny?" scene in Goodfellas? The humor went down as the tension went up & it was brilliant. And not only that, it totally catches you off guard later in the Spider "Go f*ck yourself" scene...Genius

[@810wasaninsidejob9]

At the end when DeNiro is in a wheelchair, that isnt makeup he's wearing. Most people don't know that was just him doing bluray commentary.

[@dobson.]

No it's not make up, it's Cgi

[@adam3435]

Never tell a wise guy “You People”

[@Username-fw1dp]

Science Teacher: “Everyone get out a piece of paper and write 1-10 and get ready for a pop quiz.” Me (In my mind. who’s been through enough that day): 0:48

[@wuyev]

i feel you

[@junesilvermanb2979]

Stephen Joseph Graham (born 3 August 1973) is an English actor. Graham is best known for playing Andrew "Combo" Gascoigne in the film This Is England (2006) and its television sequels This Is England '86 (2010), This Is England '88 (2011), and This Is England '90 (2015). His other film roles include Tommy in Snatch (2000), Shang in Gangs of New York (2002), Baby Face Nelson in Public Enemies (2009), Anthony "Tony Pro" Provenzano in The Irishman (2019), and Scrum in the Pirates of the Caribbean films On Stranger Tides (2011) and Dead Men Tell No Tales (2017).

[@tomquinn9887]

Stephen Graham... The most underrated actor out there. Shocking... His talent at acting is up there with the best in the world.

[@prybudynkova]

0:02 Pacino eats ice-cream with right hand 0:03 Right hand in the air OOPS

[@victorvictor4766]

You can literally hear him putting down the spoon during the camera switch

[@witchfindergeneral5366]

That ice cream looks good.

[@syedtaher9461]

Well Jimmy Hoffa was obsessed with ice creams..

[@ivorcumberbatch25]

Especially in prison OMG cuz lol

[@arkwill14]

I imagine that when your agent calls and says "Hey, do you want to do a Scorsese movie? You get to beat up Al Pacino." ...that you can rest assured that you have pretty much reached the pinnacle of the acting profession.

[@weekendwarriorprospecting817]

Full on scoucer doing an absolute text book New York accent 👌🏻 massively underrated actor 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@jeniferpreciado94]

KZbin never recommended me scenes of this movie, I just watched the movie 2 days ago and now they did O.o

[@Dodgerblue-md3wv]

I want an ice cream sundae now.

[@MichalKos9]

2019 JOKER + IRISHMAN , AMAZING YEAR FOR CINEMATOGRAPHY

[@Karlebow571]

And once upon a time in Hollywood

[@derekstewart5689]

The best part of this scene for me is the usage of "Sleep Walk" by Santo and Johnny. A beautiful, calming song in contrast to two gangsters sitting in a prison cafeteria fighting. Scorsese does an amazing job at juxtaposition once again.

[@etihadstadium___]

“what the fuck did i say idk” how Al Pacino said that had me rolling🤣

[@venkatdenduluri816]

The Sleepwalk song at the end makes this scene soooooo much better😂